81. Plant & Animal Sciences Resources For The UNITEC Library A collection fo six australian databases focusing on Royal Society of new Zealandfor the advancement and listed here contain the holdings of member zoos. http://www.unitec.ac.nz/library2/subject/plantandanimalsciences.html

Databases/ Journal Indexes Plant Science Web journals For further help, please contact the following Liaison Librarians: Plant Science Penny Dugmore Cheryl Lowe DATABASES Database help including off-campus access instructions Need help? Ask a Librarian Plant and Animal Databases/ Journal Indexes AGRICOLA National Agricultural Library (U.S.) Anro Australia Australian Agriculture. A collection fo six Australian databases focusing on agriculture and natural resources. A full text applied science and technology database providing journal articles and other publications. Alphabetical list of titles on this database. CAB Abstracts A comprehensive index of agricultural and life sciences literature. Alphabetical list of titles on this database. EBSCO animals A full text database containing articles describing the nature and habitat of common animals. FirstSearch Maintained by OCLC (Online Computer Library Center). To see what is available see list of

82. Australia - Pony Rides And Petting Zoos Republic, India, Ireland, Italy, Nepal, new zealand, Scotland, Spain This is a uniqueAustralian adventure holiday Zoo is clearly one of the world's great zoos. http://www.critterplaces.com/AU.html

directory pony ride petting zoo cart carriage wagon trail horse animal chicken pig goat sheep lamb rabbit bunny duck goose farm hay party children birthday baby critter AUSTRALIA Alphabetical Listings: BICENTENNIAL NATIONAL TRAIL Gabrielle Schenk kaschenk@hotkey.net.au The Australian Packhorse Adventure of a Lifetime The Bicentennial National Trail (BNT) is one of Australia’s amazing natural resources. It is a unique adventure opportunity and one of the worlds longest horse riding/walking trails. 47 Fishing Point Road, Rathmines NSW 2283, AUSTRALIA Phone: 02 4958 9798 Mobile: 0418 486 285 BIRTHDAYS AT ROSE COTTAGE Guests enjoy exclusive use of the formal gardens and modern indoor party complex. The entertainment is a step back in time for two hours, including miniature horse coach and saddle rides, games and feeding small farm animals. Rose Cottage, 148 Hallam North Road, Endeavour Hills Ph: 9700 4491 DINNER PLAIN TRAIL RIDES Helen Packer packer@horsetreks.com Horseback tour adventures in the mountainous area of Victoria, Australia. PO Box 31

83. Ask Jeeves: Search Results For "Native Birds" clearly has three of the world's great zoos. x177.htm 5. Nestboxes for AustralianNative Birds to the Ornithological Society of new zealand's WebSite The http://webster.directhit.com/webster/search.aspx?qry=Native Birds

84. STUFF: HOME - STORY : New Zealand's Leading News And Information Website new zealand had just two species of bats in small like we've got something that'snew and different australian health authorities yesterday said that none of http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,2344576a10,00.html

spac_writeAd("/site=s/area=s.home/aamsz=468x120/ch=") Auck Hmtn Wgtn Nlsn ... STUFF STORY Friday, 04 April 2003 BREAKING NEWS NZ NEWSPAPERS NATIONAL NEWS WORLD NEWS ... Independent Newspapers Limited SEARCH STUFF TODAY HEADLINES ALERT S T U F F S T O R Y RELATED LINKS POSSIBLE SOURCE: Asian fruit bats could be the source of the killer virus, a Massey University scientist says. Reuters No evidence killer virus linked to livestock - MAF 20 March 2003 UPDATED REPORT The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry says it has no plans to increase its checks on animals for a virus linked with a new killer disease sweeping the world. "As far as I know, there is no evidence of a link to livestock as the origin of the virus," said Hugh Davies, MAF director of reference laboratories at Upper Hutt's National Centre for Disease Investigation. A leading New Zealand epidemiologist, Professor Roger Morris, of Massey University, said the killer virus which has so far killed 14 people in Asia could have started in fruit bats, and its spread could be due to deforestation. The Hong Kong claim has been backed up by a finding in Germany, where particles resembling a paramyxo virus have been found in some laboratory testing on a Sars patient.

85. New Zealand There are a number of zoos and wildlife parks in to the major east coast Australiancities Air new zealand offers special student travel concessions through STA http://msconsult.co.za/new_zealand.htm

GEOGRAPHY STOCK EXCHANGE CLIMATE TIME ZONE ... RECREATION New Zealand is a unique country. Its scenery sets it apart from the rest of the world while its people have a reputation for friendliness, strength and independence. There is abundant beauty and diversity in scenery, lifestyle and culture. From rolling green farmlands to barren volcanic desert areas, from golden beaches with clear blue water to majestic snow covered mountains, New Zealand offers a sample of every possible landscape within a relatively small country. GEOGRAPHY New Zealand is situated in the southwestern Pacific Ocean. With two main islands - North and South Island - and other outlying islands, New Zealand encompasses an area comparable in size to Great Britain and Japan, but with a population of only 3.8 million it is one of the world's least crowded countries. The capital city, Wellington (population approximately 400,000) , and New Zealand's largest city, Auckland (population approximately 1,000,000) , are both situated in the North Island. Life in these two cities offers the convenient luxury of being both five minutes from beautiful beaches and just three hours from the mountain ski-fields. In fact, anywhere in New Zealand you are never more than two - three hours from the sandy beaches or rugged coastline. There are many lakes and rivers throughout the country and we make the most of these by enjoying leisure and action activities from fly fishing to jet boating. Other major cities and towns are Auckland, Hamilton (population 120,000), Palmerston North (population approximately 75,000), Christchurch (population approximately 400,000) and Dunedin (population approximately 110,000).

86. EDU2 : Level 2 australian and new zealand Council for Medical Association; Veterinary InformationNetworkdavis/us; Veterinary Medical Association of new York City, Inc. http://www.my-edu2.com/EDUSOCS/vetsocs.htm

VETSOCS ANIMALS INTERNATIONAL LAB/RESEARCH PATHOLOGY ... WILDLIFE *ANIMALS* @vetsocs ANIMALVET : TITLE *INTERNATIONAL* @vetsocs ACADÉMIE DE MÉDECINE VÉTÉRINAIRE DU QUÉBEC Animal Health Australia - Welcome Asociación Mexicana de Médicos Veterinarios especialistas en pequeñas especies Australian Veterinary Association ... western canadian veterinary students' association *LAB/RESEARCH* @vetsocs ASLAP - American Society of Laboratory Animal Practitioners Home Page Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care Australian and New Zealand Council for the Care of Animals in Research and Teaching Biomedical Research Education Trust ... japanese society for laboratory animal and environment *PATHOLOGY* @vetsocs C.L. Davis Foundation Upcoming Meetings:veterinary and comparative pathology The American College of Veterinary Pathologists The European College of Veterinary Pathologists The European College of Veterinary Pathologists Home Page *PHARMACOLOGY* @vetsocs AVCPT_homepage:veterinary clinical pharmacology american board of veterinary toxicology american college of veterinary clinical pharmacology *RIGHTS/WELFARE* @vetsocs ASPCA AWI online :animal welfare institute All Creatures Animal Caring Soc.

87. New Zealand Attractions : Attraction, Gallery, Galleries, Art, Museum, Museums The picture shows the australian Ulysses , a summer visitor in our house. (http//www.thehomestead.co.nz);The Honey Hive » We are new zealand's honey bee http://www.newzealandsites.com/travel/attractions/more3.html

Page Content: New Zealand, Attraction, Attractions, Gallery, Galleries, Art, Museum, Museums, Winery, Wineries, Garden, Gardens, Visit, Sport, Pioneer, Maori, Automotive, NZ Main Page Business Computers Education ... Travel Save hundreds of dollars on your NZ travel... CLICK HERE Main Page Travel Attractions > Page 3 Related Category Zoos@ View this category by region Featured Sites Christchurch Gondola The 945 metre aerial cableway gently lifts visitors almost 500m above sea level. Gaze across the sparkling cityscape of Christchurch, the Canterbury Plains, the high peaks of the Southern Alps, Banks Peninsula, Lake Ellesmere and Lyttelton Harbour. (www.gondola.co.nz) Discount Travel Card Discounted deals for New Zealand travel with hundreds of accommodation, attractions, shopping, tours and transport options. Includes a free New Zealand map. (www.discounttravel.co.nz/cgi-discounttravel/clickthrough.cgi?id=dt452) Rivers Edge Relaxed accommodation in sunny Marlborough countryside with many places to fish for trout and sea angling. (http://www.riversedge.co.nz) Rocky Bay Alpacas The alpaca farm by the sea. Close to 100 majestic alpacas adorn the magnificant Tutukaka Coast. Farm stay accommodation, alpaca garments, alpacas, alpaca books and alpaca gear available. (http://www.alpacas.co.nz)

88. Science Associations & Societies of Tokyo Royal Society of new zealand Russian Academy of Astronomical Society of AustraliaAustralian Space Research American Associatin of zoos and Acquariums http://www.ntu.edu.sg/home/ctng/sc.htm

Science Academy of Sciences (Czechoslovakia) Ceska Akademie Ved. American Association for the Advancement of Science, AAAS Australian Academy of Science Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, CSIRO British Association for the Advancement of Science ... International Council for Scientific and Technical Information, ICSTI Conseil International pour l'Information scientifique et technique, CIIST International Council of Scientific Unions, ICSU Institute of Science and Technology Information of China Irish Research Scientists Association Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Ishikawa, Japan ... National Science Foundation (USA) New York Academy of Sciences Research Institute for Science and Technology at Science University of Tokyo Royal Society of New Zealand Russian Academy of Sciences Santa Fe Institute (USA) Slovak Academy of Sciences Third World Academy of Sciences, TWAS (Italy) US National Academy of Science Weimann Institute of Science Astronomy American Astronomical Society Apache Point Observatory Astronomical Institute at the University of Munster (Germany) Astronomical Society of Australia Australian Space Research Institute Federation of Astronomical Societies, FAS

89. Australia-Korea Foundation - Australian Department Of Foreign Today is new zealand Waitangi Day. Environmental Education Trends in australian Schools a profile isolation – it is about acquiring new perspectives, values http://www.dfat.gov.au/akf/program_activities/st_env_edu_trends.html

:: Travel Advice :: Countries :: Trade :: Global Issues ... :: Site Index Today is Senegal Independence Day Program Activities - Science and technology Environmental Education Trends in Australian Schools - a profile of national and state directions. Rose Read Manager, Environmental Operations Clean Up Australia Ltd, Sydney Australia Introduction Environmental education is no longer simply about learning or raising awareness about how the natural systems work in isolation – it is about acquiring new perspectives, values knowledge and skills to equip us to change our behaviours to support an ecologically sustainable environment for now and the future. Today I will outline the changing focus of environmental education in Australia and how recent initiatives in environmental education within NSW schools will prepare our youth to not just know about or experience our environment but more importantly manage our environment sustainably for generations to come. History - The last 40 Years From the 1960’s through to the 1980’s environmental education in Australia was conducted in either specialist environmental centres such as zoos, field study centres or limited to individual subjects such as geography or natural science. In essence environmental education was being taught in isolation from other school activities.

90. Animal Tracks along the southeastern seaboard of the australian continent, though coast, as wellas around Tasmania and new zealand. in Alberta, as well as a new solution to http://exn.ca/animaltracks/UrbanAussie/Story2.cfm

Fairy penguin fact#26 When travelling long distances, fairy penguins 'porpoise' - or plunge in and out of the water. More facts... Take the Animal Tracks Quiz and find out how your knowledge measures up! Question 1: The average life span of a long-nosed bandicoot is: 2.5 years 4 years 5.5 years 10 years Parks and Wildlife Service, Tasmania - Little penguin Most of the information here may talk specifically of the Tasmanian population of Little penguins, but the folks at this island state's Parks and Wildlife Service have done a pretty good job of presenting some good general information on these unique Australasian birds. They've provided some interesting information about colonies and nest sites and even lets people in on the song of the little penguin, or fairy penguin, as it's also called. There's also good context for why the fairy penguin is having some problems in certain areas of its habitat. Once again, this website is strong on text and light on visuals - with only one photograph - but is worth a peek. Visit this site now Go to our Links Section for more online resources PUTTING ON A SWEATER FOR SURVIVAL By: Steven Hunt - Along with some of the most unusual wildlife on the planet, Australia can also claim to be home to the world's smallest species of penguin, the fairy or little penguin. They generally live along the southeastern seaboard of the Australian continent, though there are also populations in Tasmania and New Zealand. In a story that's become all to familiar, fairy penguins are losing land to humans, and even in the part of Australia where their numbers are strongest - Phillip Island, southeast of Melbourne - they've lost over three-quarters of their breeding grounds because of human activity in the last 80 years. In January 2000, they were dealt an even greater blow.

91. New Zealand, Practical Vacation Information For Tourism. new zealand's parks and large areas of unspoilt wilderness mean it is the snow activities,whale watching, fruit picking and wildlife centres and zoos are just http://www.newzealandvacationguide.com/NewZealand_Practical_Info.html

Places in New Zealand North Island Auckland Coromandel Peninsula ... South Island Pictures New Zealand: Practical Info Frequently Asked Questions Year Round Destination When is the best time to visit New Zealand? You can visit New Zealand at any time of the year. Summer and winter temperatures vary by only about 10'C over most of the country, making New Zealand an ideal holiday destination all year round. There are 4 quite distinct seasons - Spring (Sept-Nov), Summer (Dec-Feb), Autumn/Fall (Mar-May) and Winter (June-Aug). In summer there's plenty of sunshine, and activities in and around the water include rafting, snorkelling, diving and kayaking. You'll find snow on the mountains in winter and excellent skiing. Away from the mountains, New Zealand winters are mild and temperatures generally do not fall below freezing. Weather/Climate What's the climate like? New Zealand's seasons are the reverse of the Northern Hemisphere. This means that the warmest months are December, January and February, while the coldest are in June, July and August. Don't let cold months put you off - winters tend to be short and generally fairly mild. What clothes should I take?

92. The New Zealand Electronic Text Centre [ Www.nzetc.org ] - Sport 4 [electronic R the Dangerous Animals are in zoos, Michael Morrissey's realism which held back Australianshort fiction the dryness of much previous new zealand writing that http://www.nzetc.org/etexts/Ba04Spo/-div1-N128C8.html

Sport 4 [electronic resource] New Zealand Electronic Text Centre STEPHEN STRATFORD Is Your Book Really Necessary? The Penguin Book Of Contemporary New Zealand Short Stories There were many fine local anthologies produced in the 1980s, notably Mac Jackson and Vincent O'Sullivan's New Zealand Writing Since 1945 and Marion McLeod and Bill Manhire's Some Other Country ; there was John Barnett's All the Dangerous Animals are in Zoos , Michael Morrissey's The New Fiction and a slew of women's fiction collections, including three from New Women's Press and, most recently, Lydia Wevers and Elizabeth Webby's trans-Tasman Goodbye to Romance . None, however, found the wide international circulation this will: under Penguin's reciprocal arrangements with its sister companies, copies will find their way to bookshops in Britain, Canada, the US and Australia. So how does it compare with its predecessors, and what sort of picture of our short fiction does it give to those coming to it for the first time? Going by Haley's record as a writer and Davis's as co-editor of Antic , one might have expected them to produce a more refined version of The New Fiction . Such a book would be an ideal complement to 1984's Some Other Country , whose uncompromising subtitle 'New Zealand's Best Short Stories' is undeniably accurate, allowing for the self-imposed limitation of one story for each of the 22 authors chosen, from Mansfield to Marshall. A similarly-sized selection of subsequent work, a genuinely contemporary anthology, would be more than welcome. Then again, the editors could have used

93. Accommodation: Hostels: Oceania At The Global Travel Net Includes contact information and site search. australian and new zealandHostels Book hostels in australian and new zealand online. http://globaltravelnet.com/travel/Accommodation/Hostels/Oceania/

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94. AUSTRALIA - NATIONAL STAMP WEEK ISSUES Bl. 17 IV, 1389e, zoos m/s opt. Fremantle, 8. Bl. 1488/9, 1995 People with DisabilitiesBraille strip 10, 20. 1469/72, australian War Heroes I Medals strip 10, 9. http://www.robinlinke.com.au/2002 Price List/Aust - Nat Stamp week.html

Robin Linke Offering retail stamp sales for Australasia and the South Pacific, Auctions (A-Z) and Postal bid sales (smaller lots) Home Auction Buying/Selling? Contact Details ... Send a Wants List AUSTRALIA Please note all prices are in Australian dollars NATIONAL STAMP WEEK ISSUES Yvert Michel Scott ISSUED BY AUSTRALIA POST MUH Anpex m/s (FU $30) Sydpex m/s opt. - Ditto plated set 25 Games ANPEX m/s - Ditto plated set 25 Christmas booklet opt. Sydney Stamp Show Trams booklet stamp show 1989 - m/s opt. "London 1990" Bl. 11 I Aust/USSR m/s opt. NZ 1990 $3 Urban booklet opt. NZ 1990 $3.60 Christmas booklet opt. Sydney Stamp Show $4.10 Cycling booklet opt. Austamp '90 $2 Heidelberg paintings (2) p14½ opt. Norpex Bl. 12 I $1.05 Albany m/s opt. Philanippon Bl. 13 I Australia Day m/s opt. "Colombian Expo" $2 Heidelberg Bklt p14½ opt. Norpex" $2 Heidelberg Bklt p15½ opt "Norpex" Bl. 13 II Australia Day m/s opt. "Genoa '92" Threatened Species sheetlet opt. "Colombian Expo" Threatened Species booklet "Brisbane Stamp Show" '92

95. AUSTRALIA - Framas & Kangaroo Overprinted Specimens FRAMAS AUTOMATENMARKEN. Please note all prices are in australian dollars. Michel,Yvert, 1984 Barred Edge, Ditto set (4), 8.00. 45¢ NPC, 3.00. 45¢ zoos '94, 3.00. http://www.robinlinke.com.au/2002 Price List/Aust - Frama&Kangaroo_Specimens.htm

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96. Taxon Advisory Groups Reptile and Amphibian Taxon Advisory Groups. Many australian and new Zealandzoos exhibit reptiles and an increasing number are exhibiting amphibians. http://aerg.canberra.edu.au/pub/aerg/herps/soctag.htm

AERG Herp Page Reptile and Amphibian Taxon Advisory Groups Many Australian and New Zealand zoos exhibit reptiles and an increasing number are exhibiting amphibians. Keeping tabs on captive breeding and the placement of specimens is difficult without some form of coordinated approach. The Joint Taxon Advisory Groups for Reptiles and Amphibians (TAGs) coordinate the management of herpetofauna, both native and exotic, within Australasian zoos. Specialised management is given to endangered species and other high value taxa, refered to as Priority Taxa with each having its own Coordinator. The TAGs are made up of professional zookeepers although some professional herpetologists are involved; current membership is around 30 representing some 26 major or private zoos. The principal objectives of the TAGs are: To support and encourage the development of a regional collection, comprising individual collections. Co-operative and on-going maintenance and relevant breeding of rare, threatened or poorly known taxa. To maximise the conservation potential of Australasian zoos.

97. Animal Tracks of Australia's coast, as well as around Tasmania and new zealand. Urban AustralianAnimals exn.ca takes a look at two in Alberta, as well as a new solution to http://exn.ca/AnimalTracks/UrbanAussie/Story2.cfm

Fairy penguin fact#23 Fairy penguins may be small but they swallow their prey whole. More facts... Take the Animal Tracks Quiz and find out how your knowledge measures up! Question 1: The average life span of a long-nosed bandicoot is: 2.5 years 4 years 5.5 years 10 years Parks and Wildlife Service, Tasmania - Little penguin Most of the information here may talk specifically of the Tasmanian population of Little penguins, but the folks at this island state's Parks and Wildlife Service have done a pretty good job of presenting some good general information on these unique Australasian birds. They've provided some interesting information about colonies and nest sites and even lets people in on the song of the little penguin, or fairy penguin, as it's also called. There's also good context for why the fairy penguin is having some problems in certain areas of its habitat. Once again, this website is strong on text and light on visuals - with only one photograph - but is worth a peek. Visit this site now Go to our Links Section for more online resources PUTTING ON A SWEATER FOR SURVIVAL By: Steven Hunt - Along with some of the most unusual wildlife on the planet, Australia can also claim to be home to the world's smallest species of penguin, the fairy or little penguin. They generally live along the southeastern seaboard of the Australian continent, though there are also populations in Tasmania and New Zealand. In a story that's become all to familiar, fairy penguins are losing land to humans, and even in the part of Australia where their numbers are strongest - Phillip Island, southeast of Melbourne - they've lost over three-quarters of their breeding grounds because of human activity in the last 80 years. In January 2000, they were dealt an even greater blow.

98. Aussie Sites Nelson Links. For those people on the move this site offers practicallinks and an insight into life in new zealand. We have tried http://www.fortunecity.com/meltingpot/bute/794/aussie.htm

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